XLikes

Who do you like most on X?

Short answer: X doesn't keep score, but your likes do. XLikes counts every post you've ever liked, works out who wrote each one, and ranks everyone by how many of their posts you've liked. Then you can share your top 5.

Add XLikes to ChromeFree. No account, and your likes stay on your computer.

How to see your top liked accounts

  1. Add XLikes from the Chrome Web Store.
  2. On X, go to Settings → Your account → Download an archive of your data. X emails you when it's ready, which can take a day or more.
  3. Click the XLikes icon in your toolbar and drop the archive in.
  4. Let XLikes look up who wrote each like when it asks. The archive only has the posts, not their authors.
  5. Open People. Everyone you've liked is ranked there, most-liked first.
  6. Click Share on X to post your top 5. It opens in X's compose box, so you can change anything before you post.
The People tab in XLikes: seven accounts ranked by how many of their posts you've liked, with Your top 5 and a Share on X button at the top.

What gets shared

Only what you see in the compose box: your top 5 as @mentions, and a link to this page. Nothing is posted until you press Post, and XLikes never posts for you. The people you mention get a notification, the same as any other mention.

Your likes have been private on X since 2024. Sharing your top 5 is up to you, and the rest of your likes stay on your computer.

What else XLikes does

Every profile gets a Liked by you tab with every post of theirs you've liked, searchable, going back years. There's also On this day, for likes from today's date in earlier years. More on the XLikes homepage.

Updated · by Henry